While once there was hope
for medicinal purposes to Red Clover, the findings thus far have proven just
the opposite – to not be helpful in many areas.
Scientific evidence hasn’t found any pot of gold at the end of the Red
Clover rainbow, at least not yet. It has
shown not to be effective in helping reduce the number of, or symptoms of, hot
flashes in women, nor has it shown any positive effect on improving high
cholesterol, which at one time was touted.
In fact, in large doses (tested on animals), it has seemed to cause
sterility.
Varying Kinds of Red Clover
One must remember, as with
most all herbs, that there are many different kinds of Red Clover. As well, when researchers experiment with a
substance, it is introduced in any number of dosage amounts and coupled with a
wide variety of other elements to produce benefit. While early research may have suggested some
positive attribute to Red Clover against fighting cancer, some of those
affirmations have now been dispelled stemming from further studies. Different forms of Red Clover have gone
through stages of experimentation, and the findings are far from conclusive
with regard to any positive benefits.
Red Clover and Detox Products
As a rule, it would be
considered wise to stay away from Red Clover in detox products. After all, the reason for detox and cleansing
is to rid the body of pollutants and toxins.
You want to know that the blend of good herbs and minerals you are cleansing your body with has already gone through scientific testing and has
passed with flying colors. You want to
be assured that the detox product you choose has been manufactured in a GMP-accredited facility that has
a reputation for high quality products.
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